to sit down and talk with ah, the showed the ukrainian people what the soviet parties and stood full and who was actually fighting the invaders. cedar cough fact was ordered to conduct res, throughout grade all the way to the copay, the mountains during one such incursion, they destroyed a large supply of oil along with the oil fields that provided them up with fuel cup like squads on universal respect. and for his courage, the legendary parties on commander was awarded to go stars. while the red army was fighting the vm offer in 1943, a new force arose in ukraine. the u. p. a ukrainian insurgent army esco was to strike and seize power when the red army and the vm offer was the

weakest. it was quite a disciplined, military organization which had a clear structure, well trained commanders, and which was planning to increase its manpower up to a 1000000. however, moscow had not taken into account that the u. p. a had a 3rd enemy, the po, it was against them that the u. p. a on the terror in virginia, which later became known as the volcano massacre. don't put a royal, a mortgage broker from nist, frederick his choice. finished is from here. good. our social studies don't oldish crimes cra, finish teach scribbles nurse to will print that. a friend that bush or surely shooting up to go catching it stokes dis, disney owns to trigger or did you want to start fish barocha willis? politically, at the ocean sort of fits or war, they have to come out more where linear so he has no dosma waterloo on one hand, d u p a was a well organized structure with

a territorial division and strict hierarchy on the other fragmentation and a high level of autonomy and scientists, commanders of large units press claims to lead the organization. but few were his experiences ramayo cabbage. it wasn't long before he firmly established himself as the commander in chief. soviet intelligence was keen to eliminate him, but he was sneaking and dodgy. like an animal he, since the danger, he changed the location of his h q frequently and he's short, he has heavy personal security. according to german estimates during its heyday, the u. p. a numbers up to 500000 people. however, figures that are more modest also postulated in the year the u. p. a reached the peak of its powers. the red army launched a massive offensive in ukraine. shoot, gave it, his dreams disintegrated rapidly among the fools upon his shoulders. he

had raised the da was suffering the food, and the nationalists up to their elbows in cuba. his plans didn't include taking responsibility for numerous crimes and atrocities, but he didn't want to accept defeat either. the u. p. a squads went underground and became a legal gangs nationalist who hadn't been finished off after the war formed the core of these groups. their secret hideout was scattered throughout the west of the soviet union. before i was there, but it was that jealous black ross next to chip i've got i'd bet gyla guy idea carl dealer. um push him up. if not so do i have for chillik release to cheryl bush ready when you're more unique about anybody? like you got a schedule great year or so unless you're under what gorgeous,

very gentle discussion a square it will be in the car largest. hello joe. it's us. cuz the last the last was sure for sure. if i'm, should you the former, you a members found a new mazda, the central intelligence agency, of the usa, cia, although it was on a different continent, it was far more generous than the germans would be 2 dollars or both. so it's not deal cut, do not say quality care. what got voted. got us in your mouth in the, in america, i'd say me, my territory, what the, what can throw in this. i was comes, i usually just say it was, what did you see? do you see any, do you lays boys over to what that pursued? so don't know that in and was pulling in limbo for huge fan. the early 19 fifties us president harry truman signed a secret plan to attack the usaa. the americans went going to declare war because

the world would have undoubtedly condemned them for it. however, a so called peace making operation, which ukraine would rise up with the u. k. i taking up arms was a different story. a gave it trying to convince the americans that it was still possible to separate ukraine from the u. s. s. o. at the cia behest he did his best to rock the boat as hard as possible. the nationalist ran a mug throughout the ukrainian ssr their night attacks were a real nightmare for the civilian population or you will be why this is priscilla jones. this case is go as the last 4. this were originally beside the general ritual that those will be barrels re to probably. yeah. cuz yeah is don't reach me, then you brought it in here. so close up towards the show for the last 2, damp brown, because your brow, in effect, brick, russia, is rubio, bishop mutual,

you in particular to show up personally, and what should i say? let me check. the reports you gave and sent across the ocean were heard with great satisfaction rows, for instance, they had to infiltrate his saboteurs. they were still trying to create some sort of an organized group there. in the baltic region, the network acted efficiently, but like numbers. however, in ukraine, everything was set up and such a window of opportunity had to be used. the americans who were so infused by shook image that they became careless. it seemed to provocation was about to occur in the ussr southwest, in which case they'd have to come to the aid of uva, an organization rising from its ashes. however, the scale of their activity scampered them. moscow began to take action with the chief aim of finding romance, showcase rich, and depriving the u. p. a of its leader through the planter followed any clue that

could lead him to showcase family members friends places he'd been to all came under scrutiny. but oh, you and leader laid low like a cunning and experienced will. he was. nevertheless, a lead eventually came ne, a british le ish monica by lena rule school, probably in your part of what school was to go to the and discuss all the schools when you, but not always of student miracle issue. we both got ideas with version in your breath or not all but did it. so she was in for months or for huge. are good for a good deal. now hoarded so near the idea was check please group armoire. since he's feeling i us goes on with the actual search. on the day they decided to arrest daria, who sucked it up. lots of personally, breathed his operatives. it was imperative to take her alive. the general's

instructions were carried out to the letter suit applauds. it was right when they searched her flat, they found a gun and a cyanide pill, soon into the color of her bathrobe. i knew by janish williams but vice their daughter i knew merely with as little sketch. yet the immediate p c, b, e. i video for busy for the border in any opinion by the yeah. up issue during interrogation. the messenger denied everything she claimed she had the see, she gave it for a long time and she had nothing to tell the investigators to the plan to have employed a trick. he put an n k d operator in her cell under the guise of an arrested. oh you an activist who is will need to be a boy now. now let's get you new. who's supposed to leave? i believe it's so much of course, and it is role as much is to what just let me know if you have pneumonia and ask ourselves billing issue and your national machine. you a, you and i don't know with when she learns her cell night was about to be released.

was she had asked her to relay a message on the outside of the tracking a complicated chain of yoga messengers. the operatives got a lead concerning the village of belkora outside of all. to the plot of assembled, a serious falls to arrest the o. u. n. leda. they didn't know the exact house, so hundreds of machine gunners blocked the whole village. several intelligence officers went door to door knocking. they not everywhere, but to no avail. could the wolf escaped. a woman opened the door of the fall. this house, the operatives recognized instantly, although they didn't let on. it was galena, duke, also known as messenger anna. that shit or 9 unite should have with security at the dorm evolution said, what new marlisa told me? you susan? you quality. okay. well i certainly could dillion you. oh, i'm sorry to say school, probably good. okay. well, my meant that i was that it was to do because i was,

i thought people go to what ggc is, the only sure, sure. your brochure machine. you could just go to also for huge one you, we just open jill. we still it. we schedule early on, kirk has also been driving poly, she'll call the shots and rushed into the house. they saw the bandage and fired a burst from his machine gun because i was in a ship for a while, a bill for houston or noon. okay, so it's from here which one of the shells were when i sheronica almost mobile and you can, i'm good with millimeters or she was 40. okay, can you saw that austin was i did. thank you more goes on watch those like winchell switch. no good. i was recently, i'm on the switch here and she was here, but neither showed the switches. but on bubble off doug, i forgot to ask her over. we're not sure, but even just like a nice today had to which slow which law did it for. now go around my secret. no, my school name minister goes, does up us in europe, alcorn,

you go back one more time or see me on shows mission. i don't store what a good us is that you're sure. of course the plan had not been to eliminate you gave it to the plot of had counted on taking the u. p. a commander alive. he was certain that to save his life. she gave, it would have betrayed many people. the general had also been keen to remain. she gave it personally of his friend andre. my love, she gave it should been involved in his murder 17 years before. but he wasn't to be at any rate, the o u and 2nd in command and chief of the u. p. a it been, it eliminated, it remained to be seen. who would replace him? so talk to you is stump gun it does. it's to do to me was nice chrome talk with sponsor to ship the clarity of australian or my best partner to pump nancy. i'm

friends, mine doesn't matter what else. when you create your own screen, i thought i was doing this course. it's a short little snows up into great in the fire them. it says at the pier where as the court the family show graham for sure it was she cream done last. each of us history shows that the plots of was right all alone. even the headed, the hydra of ukrainian nationalism doesn't die. it just goes into hibernation and patiently waits for someone to grow it. and you agree with

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a robot most protective phone existence with oh, no, if this land transfer goes through, the federal government permits this and doesn't stop. what you're going to have is the complete or re sure the destruction, the annihilation, the murder, it's murder, it's the murder of that with

that land. it is that the core of the apaches spiritual traditions their cultural traditions. that's where girls become women, the deities they reside there, which is kind of like, you know, i grew up. i'm catholic, i grew up catholic in, you know, that's the holy spirit right there. oh, oh, i have a huge compassion pro flat, beautiful place. i understand that we have to have a balance with mining or what we need, but we're running out of the wilds and we need more of the wilds for humanity. say,

well more to the for, i mean, you can't just disregard other people's really good. make sure they were here a long time before we were you got to respect other religion or why can you ask for any respect of your own i'm told that when that corporate get distracted, you know, that's just going to be a political is going to drop down about a 1000 feet. i'm not totally sure what the square mileage is, but it's i've heard like least like 22 square miles alone. well, just drop completely a 1000 feet down. that is right in the heart of where meaning, where culture, where, you know, if you the same, if you fire bomb the vatican, it'd be the same. if someone destroyed mecca, that's what's at stake. and that's what matters. that's that alone should make this project something that shouldn't happen with

this land here. all, all the way from northern arizona, all the way down into mexico was a patio territory. the u. s. were not the 1st people to try to claim this land. this one was put into the territory of mexico. so when, when mexico bomb fought the united states this area, southwestern part of the united states, the u. s. got it from mexico and the treaty of guadalupe dog. and when they got the land, they were supposed to in the treaty with mexico, they were supposed to keep the same characteristic for the property rights of the

people that already owned. so if you look at native property like santa fe and those brambles, the way they own their property prior to the united states owning it, they still own it. today. what happened with the patches is that they they were starting to force them out because they knew they could use the water and the mine, you know, where i'm all the settlers that were coming in, miners and stuff. they wanted to exploit a u. s. called a manifest destiny, which means you can get something for free and exploited. do whatever you want, it's yours. because it was like

a when the earth came and the people came on the surface, there was no big church. they went to the mountains. that's where all your biblical stories come from. these, there are no different than any other duties around the world. so they're happy you're here. because we have to start building the earth. the mother, they gave us every technology, these cameras right here, they come from the earth, there's oh, how they can have cameras and cell phones. all these things comes from the earth. enough is enough. they talk about jobs on the road tracks 30 years ago. the about tony was working. now you go by,

you see there's 2 looking spiders pulling the ties and sliding the other one all when hitting the nail in about 3 guys operating the machine. they're yelling about the hammer, guys taking your jobs and those technology, those thinking your jobs. i know you guys it over there. i know you guys can see it and that's why i say it's a war. but we'll have to understand what we're in. and that's what brings you here . oh, that's what brings you. not me, this place with this deity. bring you here. oh. and i guarantee you you came with the right heart. the right mind. you're going to take so much back and you're going to see the world different. because you're our brother, you're our sister. we're giving you something that was taken away from you

and us, the spirit. the spirit has to be a part of the religion. you cannot only product is the religious spirit with the ceremonies that survived from 1848, to 1978, those that survived underground. there were found this theory, villages who maintain their ceremonies and they did them back there without public notice. and yes, there have been people that are caught doing it and they were taken to jail. so i see what's happening here. it reminds me of our

ceremonious mean made illegal or over a 100 years. is this where, where he lean leading to again, we're ceremonial grounds. are ceremonies, major ceremony. sure. just thing they're not even considered as being important to people. is this where we're heading again? i hope i pray that we don't have to. we again, i hope that this country, ricky marries his native american ceremonious ceremony. ceremonial grounds sacred sites because that's where our hardy sat we belong to mother earth. we do not own mother earth. we belong to, mater ah, course it was their land to begin with and that it was part of their original reservation. and it was somewhere in the 1920s that they lost oak flat,

but it's always been considered sacred to them. the u. s. government has some laws that protect the land and the water and religion and, you know, 1st amendment rights, then, you know, it's all on paper. what com group, the way it works is they can make a law or they can bypass laws by creating exemptions, but not with the environmental life. with the environmental laws, there is no exemptions. tom, except the 1872 mining law and 18 to 72 mining law was made in 1872, which allowed miners to mine any where they wanted. i was trying to research and find out how, why eisenhower did protect this and how he got wind of what was going on. but he

did protect it from mining, and that was since the fifty's. ah, john mccain it back in 2014 senator john mccain snuck it into a in the 11th hour and a must pass defense bill. and of course it passed and they tried to get their hands on it. resolution copper parent company, real tinto. tried to get their hands on it. they voted on it like 12 different times in congress and it never passed through so that they finally got their hands on it when mccain slipped it into that defense bill. and this is national force which has been protected since the eisenhower administration from mining. so national forest means it belong to you and i and it was, i feel it was stolen from well, in this resolution copper project area covers a lot more than just oak flat. it's much bigger than that. it's nearly 40 miles long from one end to the other when you include all the pipelines,

the tailing storage area, in addition to the mine site itself. and so oak flat itself is considered one very large archaeological site, because there's so much here. this flat smooth surface here would have been used to grind food or could have been corn could have been acorns. mosquito means, so the forest service actually declared at one very large archaeological site. and it's also been declared a traditional cultural property, which is a federal designation. that means the government is recognizing it as a place of great significance and importance to the native americans who still live in this vicinity. most notably in the apaches. but altogether within this resolution copper project area, there are approximately $800.00 archaeological sites that would be destroyed. in addition, the problem with the my, if you could still extract the copper with a different method of mining, that wouldn't cause the collapse at the surface. and yet on the issue is,

once copper is it is expensive enough and it will become expensive enough given the need of copper in sounds, well cell phones and solar panels and everything else. so the copper will be there and will be valuable enough to remove by a less destructive mining method. so it's not an either or it's a may, it's, it's a sustainability issue. and it's a question of, you know, do, do you display well, the landscape i, the, in this case is sacred. i to make more profit. any kind of extraction like that takes hundreds of millions, if not billions of gallons of water. i infuse with all kinds of toxic chemicals. we're downstream right here in phoenix. we're were the sis largest city in the country. ah, now you're serving a population of a city that about approaching 2000000 people. i don't even know what the metro is

here bait. but these networks, the canal, are they laced the city. this is the grand canal. your children, the stockholders of water yet are congress people, congressional people of arizona, are letting this happen because of their own self interests. they won't even want to come here to feel the spirit i to say is same like the they know the status is cynthia, a big corporation with some people army and that's, that's why, despite where people policing us april trying to put us in jail for something that we haven't done something that legally we can be able to do things that we do ceremonially,

our ceremony. here is the same kind of distorted moral narrative that says it's okay to take that copper out of the ground and destroy the holy. sacred sight of oak flat is the same distorted moral narrative that's rooted in systemic poverty. systemic racism, systemic ecological devastation. the militarism which is also about how people are policed in this place. right. and the way that the government's going to be used as a, as a force against anybody who's going to try to defend the oak flat. all of that stuff connected with

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